Problem: Baseball Game
Explore how to implement the baseball game scoring system using a stack data structure. Learn to efficiently handle operations that add, double, sum, or remove scores and understand the use of stacks for managing last-in-first-out data. This lesson helps you develop skills in applying stacks to solve real-world problems and analyze time and space complexity.
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Statement
You are the scorekeeper for a baseball game with unusual rules. You begin with an empty score record.
You are given a list of string operations, where each operations[i] represents the
An integer
x: Record a new score ofx."+": Record a new score equal to the sum of the two most recent scores."D": Record a new score equal to double the most recent score."C": Invalidate and remove the most recent score from the record.
Return the sum of all scores remaining on the record after all operations have been applied.
Note: The test cases are constructed such that the final answer and all intermediate calculations fit within a
‑bit integer, and all operations are guaranteed to be valid.
Constraints:
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